PQ. is a nurse practitioner in a rural, agricultural community. The community is populated mostly by the Hispanic families that work in the fields. Many of the families are migrant workers. They stay in his community during the planting and harvesting seasons and then migrate back to Mexico or to other communities where they can […]
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1. During a case presentation at your clinic, you review four women with predisposing factors for osteoporosis. Which patient is least likely to be at risk for osteoporosis? A. Nehineza, an overweight African American female with a family history of uterine cancer B. Cristina, a Hispanic woman living a sedentary life C. Park-Gim-Ka, an underweight
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Ricky, age 4 years, arrives in the clinic with his mother. Ricky lives with his mother and father, who both work full-time, and his infant sister. Their extended family lives in a different state more than 100 miles away. Both parents are of average height and in good health. Ricky’s mother mentions that Ricky often
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HSN/376: Health Information Technology for Nursing Summative Assessment: Connecting Standardized Quality Data to Improved Patient Outcomes Top of Form Bottom of Form Information and data management are essential for all nurses to have, but especially for nurse informaticists. Data is essential to a hospitals or other health care organization’s capacity to improve patient care.
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Week 11 Discussion: Personal Reflections Due: A discussion thread is designed to be an informal paragraph-style. A professional post must include research which is proven by summary, paraphrase, and quotations. Integrate your research with professional opinions and experiences. All research must be proven by in-text citations matching your reference list and formatted using 7th ed. APA.
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Week 10 Discussion: Appointments Due: A discussion thread is designed to be an informal paragraph-style. A professional post must include research which is proven by summary, paraphrase, and quotations. Integrate your research with professional opinions and experiences. All research must be proven by in-text citations matching your reference list and formatted using 7th ed. APA. The
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Week 8 Assignment: Tracing a Piece of Legislation In order to influence policy, you have to understand how a bill is started, moves through the legislative system, and finally enacted. In this assignment, you will trace a piece of legislation from introduction to how it impacts health care or nursing practice. Develop the assignment as
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Week 8 Discussion: Role of Government in Providing Health Care Due: A discussion thread is designed to be an informal paragraph-style. A professional post must include research which is proven by summary, paraphrase, and quotations. Integrate your research with professional opinions and experiences. All research must be proven by in-text citations matching your reference list and
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Week 7 Assignment: Begin Part 3 of the Quality Benchmark Project to Submit in Week 9 Due: Nothing is submitted this week. You will continue working on this assignment over weeks 7-9. Part 3 is due by the end of week 9. Part 3: Part 3 requires minimum of 2 additional pages. Use instructor feedback from Week
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Week 7 Discussion: The Patient Centered Medical Home Model Due: A discussion thread is designed to be an informal paragraph-style. A professional post must include research which is proven by summary, paraphrase, and quotations. Integrate your research with professional opinions and experiences. All research must be proven by in-text citations matching your reference list and formatted
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